商业炒作！美国一AI模型扬言禁止中企使用

Group 1 - Anthropic, a prominent AI company, announced a ban on services to "China-controlled enterprises" to prevent potential threats to U.S. national security [1][2] - This marks the first policy shift of its kind among U.S. AI companies, as stated by the Financial Times [1] - The company claims that Chinese entities could exploit its capabilities for military and intelligence applications, posing a competitive threat to U.S. and allied tech firms [1][2] Group 2 - Anthropic was founded in 2021 by former OpenAI employees and has a valuation of $183 billion following its latest funding round [2] - The CEO of Anthropic has advocated for stronger export controls to prevent adversaries from developing advanced AI capabilities [2] - The company's AI model, Claude, is currently not accessible to users in China [2] Group 3 - A communication expert criticized Anthropic's actions as commercial hype, arguing that AI development requires a collaborative effort across various fields and capabilities [2] - The expert suggested that Anthropic's assertion of Chinese dependency on its technology is an exaggeration and that the company lacks the ability to dominate its competitors [2] - In contrast, Chinese enterprises emphasize open cooperation and mutual support in the industry [2]